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Mamady Hapsatou
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Molecular Biology
Anatomy and Physiology

Mamady Hapsatou

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Summary

As a molecular biologist, I obtained my PhD in 2006 at Carleton University studying gene expression in hibernating animals. Later on, I used state-of-the-art technology at Health Canada in the field of genomics and proteomics, investigating biomarkers of exposure to toxicants. At CHEO RI, I study how genetic mutations causing rare diseases affect translation of mitochondrial proteins in patients’ fibroblast cells with the long-term goal of finding new therapeutic approaches of disease treatment.

Cell Biology Genomics Molecular Biology Toxicology

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Postdoctoral fellow/Research associate

CHEO Research Institute II, Apoptosis Research Center
Department of Pediatrics

PeerJ Contributions

  • Articles 1
February 12, 2013
Anti-apoptotic signaling as a cytoprotective mechanism in mammalian hibernation
Andrew N. Rouble, Joshua Hefler, Hapsatou Mamady, Kenneth B. Storey, Shannon N. Tessier
https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.29 PubMed 23638364